2nd Shift Quality Technician
cs machineNiles (MI)
About the role
Quality Technician The Quality Technician performs quality control checks and is responsible to ensure that products comply with quality standards. Documents discrepancies and works with other Engineering personnel on resolution. Selects common testing methods / tools and standards for ensuring products are accurately and thoroughly tested. Assists in planning and managing all quality control efforts. Be a role model for other employees. Responds to customer requests in a timely manner. Reports to personnel as described in the Company's organizational structure. Responsible for all internal audits including scheduling and performing audits, reviewing and approving of internal audits, initiating any necessary corrective actions associated with internal and external audits. Conduct meetings with internal auditors and appropriate personnel being audited when required. Assist Regulatory Compliance Expert in preparing for Customer audits of C&S systems including escorting auditor and providing necessary information as needed. Conducting and completing outside supplier audits as requested. Support internal and external audit initiatives including various inspections and proficiency with micrometers, calipers, height gauges, gauge blocks, plug gauges, thread gauges and dial indicators, etc. Proficiency with geometric design tolerance. Knowledge of ISO9000 Standards. Internal Auditing experience. Vision test result of Jaeger #2 at no less than 14 inches and must also have color perception to complete inspections. Full-time, steady work Clean, organized facility Team-focused environment Opportunities to learn and grow
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